The People Track at the UWEBC Annual Conference explores the strategies and practices that help organizations attract, develop, and empower their people.
This track brings together leaders and practitioners working across human resources, talent development, learning and development, leadership, and change management. Sessions focus on how organizations are building strong workplace cultures, supporting employee growth, and leading teams through an evolving business landscape.
From talent strategy and workforce development to leadership effectiveness and organizational change, speakers share practical insights and real-world experiences that help organizations strengthen the people side of their business.
Track Speakers

Mindy Geisser
Chief People Services Officer, Savers
Mindy Geisser serves as Chief People Services Officer at Savers® Value Village®, where she leads the company’s people strategy with a focus on attracting, developing, and retaining engaged teams who are deeply connected to the organization’s purpose and impact. She partners closely with senior leaders globally to strengthen capabilities, build high‑performing teams, and enable people‑centric growth that drives strong business outcomes and long‑term value.
With more than three decades of global HR leadership experience, Mindy has held senior executive roles across technology, real estate, and consumer and industrial sectors, including positions at Amazon, Philips Medical Systems, and Colliers International. Beyond her corporate role, Mindy regularly speaks at conferences on leadership, culture, agility, and employee engagement, and is involved in nonprofit board leadership, including serving as Board President of the Stroum Jewish Community Center through 2025, and currently serving on the JCC of North America Board of Directors. Mindy earned her BA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her Masters of Industrial Relations from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management.
Additional speakers will be named soon. Check back often!
